Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Signal transducers – Receivers
Patent
1989-12-01
1990-10-16
Steinberger, Brian S.
Communications, electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices
Signal transducers
Receivers
367191, 181 05, 181177, 381 57, 381165, H04R 1500
Patent
active
049641000
ABSTRACT:
An acoustic detection device having a parabolic dish antenna for gathering ound waves and providing a first stage of amplification, an exponential horn located at the focus of the parabolic dish antenna for further acoustic amplification, a fluidic gainblock for a final stage of amplification, and acoustic earphones for listening. Either a hand operated latex bulb or a mechanical pump is used to pressurize a plastic fluid storage container that is used to supply fluid to the fluidic gainblock. Within the fluidic gainblock are four or more staged laminar proportional amplifiers having a bandwidth of 0 to 4,000 Hz.
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Scanlon Michael V.
Srour Nassy
Clohan Paul S.
Elbaum Saul
Steinberger Brian S.
The United States of America as Represented by the Secretary of
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